Back to the era with space materials

Si Ningning nodded nonchalantly, "Yes...cough."

Forgetting to cover up his voice, Si Ningning coughed and nodded lightly, "Yes."

The person who spoke to him was a young man with a flat head. Si Ningning was very vigilant and did not intend to say more. However, the young man with a flat head skillfully began to introduce himself: "My name is Hericium. Everyone in this area knows me. You are in the basket."

Are all the things for sale? There happens to be an opening next to my stall. It’s okay to put a basket there. Why don’t you go to my place and squeeze in?”

Showing hospitality for nothing is either cheating or stealing.

Si Ningning was about to shake her head subconsciously, but the monkey suddenly pointed back and stretched out two fingers to wave in front of her eyes, "My stall is right there, the best place in the entire black market. If you want to set up a stall with me,

, I don’t want more from you, I’ll just charge you two cents.”

When Si Ningning heard that they were working together to set up a stall to collect money, Si Ningning felt less resistant and lowered her resistance. She took a look at the stall of Monkey Head. The location was probably exaggerated, but it was indeed close to the center of the black city.

Si Ningning nodded slightly and said, "I just came here. I'm not familiar with the road. I'll take a walk first. If I need it later, I'll come back."

"That works!"

The monkey head was not troubled, but after Si Ningning left, he stared at the basket behind Si Ningning. After a while, he walked back to his stall and mumbled: "What kind of possessions did you dump? Such a situation

Big bag."

There are many gangsters in the black market, but most of them come from nearby villages and towns to make a living. To put it bluntly, even if you become a gangster, you are still half-assed.

But Si Ningning was different. She was clean and tidy, the material of her clothes looked good, and she looked energetic. At first glance, she felt that she had some background, and she was afraid that she was selling some expensive goods.

As for the hair that Si Ningning thought was like a chicken coop, in the eyes of Monkeyhead, it was a very common hairstyle in the countryside.

After all, shaving your head costs money. It doesn't matter if you are not busy at ordinary times. The mother and daughter-in-law at home have to use scissors to get the job done, and they really can't take care of it in the busy farming season.

Saying goodbye to the monkey head, Si Ningning continued walking inside.

The black market sells many things, including mushrooms picked from the mountains, small fish and shrimps caught in the river, and homespun cloth woven and spun by farmers. Occasionally, you can see one or two larger stalls, which are usually sack shops.

The place is big, but there is nothing on it.

Si Ningning was still confused about the deadline. She walked around, looked and listened, and gradually understood some of the secrets.

A large stall generally has two meanings: first, there are many goods in hand; second, it is a large item.

Just like the three big things for a wedding (watch, bicycle, sewing machine, radio), these things are large and bulky, so it is difficult to show them clearly. Generally, people in need come up and ask for the price before they want or are sure they want it.

, the seller will take the seller to another place to view the goods, or have the goods delivered and trade on the spot.

Think about it too.

If you put bicycles, sewing machines, etc. out, and an unlucky person catches an assault with a badge, will it cost your life, the bicycle, or the sewing machine?

After walking around in a circle, she determined that there was no better location than the monkey head. She had already made a decision. She went out of the black market and found an deserted sand pile. Behind the sand pile, she put the things she had prepared in the morning into a basket. Finally, she carried the basket and started again.

Enter the black market.

"One dollar and two cents for soap without a ticket, eight cents for a ticket, thirty cents for a lighter, full of oil, enough for cooking for half a year..."